GW2 In-Game Gift Ideas

Whether it’s Wintersday or any other festive occasion, many Guild Wars 2 players celebrate by giving and receiving in-game gifts. Even though it’s quick and easy to send someone gold in the mail, we think it’s more fun to pick out specific items as gifts. We’ve put together a list of gift ideas to get you started this holiday season. Here is our list of Guild Wars 2 gift ideas that can be purchased with in-game gold and sent to other players.

Dyes

Dyes are a great gift that can fit anyone’s budget. There are hundreds of unique dye colors to choose from, but you can always send an Unidentified Dye as a gift if the choices are overwhelming. Most of the “kit” dyes listed below are pretty expensive, but you can find many great looking and affordable dyes by browsing through the GW2 Wiki’s section on dyes.

Here are some of the unique dyes included in various dye kits:

Flame and Frost Dyes

Charred

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Cinders

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Deep Glacial Sky

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Deep Glacial Teal

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Flame

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Flare

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Glacial Sky

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Glacial Teal

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Molten

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Pyre

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Shiver Sea

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Shiver Sky

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A Very Merry Wintersday Dyes

Amenity

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Fling

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Onset

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Perseverance

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Prosperity

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Recall

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Taimi’s Dyes

Electro Blue

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Electro Lemon

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Electro Lime

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Electro Peach

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Electro Pink

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Electro Purple

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Exotic Weapons

There are many unique exotic weapons to choose from when looking for potential gifts. “Named” exotics are weapons that have a unique title and skin, compared to regular exotics that have common names (e.g. “Berserker’s Pearl Reaver”). A complete list of unique exotic weapons is maintained on the GW2 Wiki’s “List of Named Weapons” page.

Here are some of our favorite named exotic weapons:

Cobalt

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Final Rest

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Ruinmaker

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Mecha Anchor

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Miniatures

Miniatures are another group of items that make great gifts. There are hundreds of different miniature varieties to choose from at virtually any price range. For a complete list of Miniatures you can check out the GW2 WIki.

Here are a few of our favorite miniatures:

Mark I Assault Golem

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Zuzu, Cat of Darkness

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Twisted Watchwork Moa

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Backpack Covers

While many backpack skins can only be purchased from gems, there a a few that can be purchased for gold through the Trading Post.

Here is a list of Trading Post Backpack skins:

Tiger Charr Backpack Cover

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Plush Tybalt Backpack Cover

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Quaggan Killer Whale Backpack Cover

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Cheetah Charr Backpack Cover

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Pink Quaggan Backpack Cover

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Adventurer’s Mantle Skin

The Adventurer’s Mantle is an armor helm skin with versions for each armor weight. It is an account bound item created by combining the Adventurer’s Spectacles and Adventurer’s Scarf with the appropriate helm crafting components. With these 4 components, the Adventurer’s Mantle can be crafted through discovery by an Armorsmith, Leatherworker or Tailor, depending on the armor weight. All components are available for direct purchase from the Trading Post.